EuroLeague Fantasy has already entered the second half of the season, and the most exciting phase team selection is slowly reaching its peak.
You can always find the best and most cost-effective EuroLeague Fantasy picks in one place on Basketball Sphere, and now we present our selections for Round 29.
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PRICE: 13+
Wade Baldwin (15.4 credits) – Fenerbahce
Over his last 6 of 8 games, Wade Baldwin has recorded 20+ FTP, averaging 24.7 FTP in that stretch. In the first matchup against Partizan — this week’s opponent — he posted 23.1 FTP in Belgrade Arena, so another strong EuroLeague Fantasy performance in Turkey is expected.
McKinley Wright (14.8 credits) – Dubai
In 13 home games this season, McKinley Wright averages 21.54 FTP, which is an excellent return. Their next opponent coming to Abu Dhabi is Asvel, the weakest team in the EuroLeague, so Wright could deliver big fantasy numbers.
Mike James (17.6 credits) – Monaco
Currently the most expensive guard in EuroLeague Fantasy, Mike James is averaging 19.98 FTP this season. Along with his strong performances — especially since the second half of the season began — his next opponent is Maccabi Tel Aviv, one of the league’s weaker defenses.
PRICE: 10–12.9
Codi Miller-McIntyre (12.8 credits) – Crvena Zvezda
In 13 home games this season, Codi Miller-McIntyre is averaging nearly 17 FTP and playing very well. He struggled away at Anadolu Efes, but now one of the league’s weaker defenses comes to Belgrade — a good opportunity for Codi.
Trent Forrest (11.2 credits) – Baskonia
Forrest had an incredible Copa del Rey, winning MVP after flirting with a triple-double in the final (22 points, 11 assists, 9 rebounds). Riding that confidence, he faces Valencia next, a team that doesn’t defend well on the road, so another strong outing is possible.
PRICE: 4–9.9
Aleksa Avramovic (8.9 credits) – Dubai
As a strong alternative if you lack credits for McKinley Wright, Aleksa Avramovic is recommended. He didn’t play in the first game against Asvel, but in 6 home games he averages an impressive 18.15 FTP — outstanding value for his price.
Saben Lee (8.9 credits) – Anadolu Efes
In 8 games since arriving at Anadolu Efes, Lee has scored below 15 FTP only once and exceeded 19 FTP five times. He has clearly established himself as the team’s leader and has full freedom under Pablo Laso. Although the road game at Crvena Zvezda is tough, it’s also hard to leave Lee out given his recent form.
FORWARDS
PRICE: 13+
Nigel Hayes-Davis (13.5 credits) – Panathinaikos
Hayes-Davis returned to Europe and immediately became Greek Cup MVP, and Ergin Ataman will surely give him an important role. Panathinaikos’ next opponent is Paris, the league’s worst defense, visiting OAKA — making Hayes-Davis an excellent EuroLeague Fantasy option right away.
Jordan Nwora (13.6 credits) – Crvena Zvezda
Last season, Jordan Nwora didn’t shine in his first EuroLeague campaign with Anadolu Efes and became available for a move. This summer he joined Crvena Zvezda and is currently one of the team’s best players. Against his former team in Istanbul he posted 29.7 FTP, so another motivated performance in Belgrade is expected.
PRICE: 10–12.9
Dzanan Musa (11.3 credits) – DubaiKameron
After returning from injury, Dzanan Musa is clearly emerging as one of Dubai’s leaders. Asvel is a favorable matchup, and in three home games this season Musa averages 22 FTP, making him a strong EuroLeague Fantasy option.
Kameron Taylor (12.8 credits) – Valencia
One of Valencia’s most consistent players this season, Taylor now faces Baskonia — the team that defends opposing forwards the worst in the league. In their first meeting he posted 18.7 FTP, so another good performance is expected.
Braian Angola (10.8 credits) – ASVEL
Angola has played very well since joining Asvel and has become their primary offensive option. Despite a weaker game last round vs Valencia, Dubai — not among the top defensive teams — could be a favorable matchup.
PRICE: 4–9.9
Tarik Biberovic (9.1 credits) – Fenerbahce
Over his last three games, Biberovic has been outstanding, averaging 23.1 FTP. The next opponent is Partizan — a team he’s always highly motivated against. He also starred in the Turkish Cup final vs Besiktas with a 28-point, 10-rebound double-double.
Bruno Caboclo (8.5 credits) – Dubai
After lacking a role at Hapoel Tel Aviv, Caboclo moved to Dubai. Following a limited debut, he posted 17.6 and 15.4 FTP in the next two games. Against Asvel, he could break out again.
Alec Peters (7.8 credits) – Olympiacos
With Sasha Vezenkov absent, Peters is set for heavy minutes. In the past he has capitalized well on Vezenkov’s absence. Although the road game at Zalgiris is always tricky, he’s worth the risk at such a low price.
CENTERS
PRICE: 13+
Mfiondu Kabengele (15.7 credits) – Dubai
Over his last five games, Kabengele averages 26.6 FTP — even with a −2.7 outing included. Asvel is the third-worst defense against centers, and in their first meeting Kabengele produced 23.1 FTP.
Walter Tavares (15.2 credits) – Real Madrid
Over his last 10 games he averages 18.03 FTP and has a very favorable upcoming schedule with 4 home games in the next five. He stands out as a solid pick.
PRICE: 10–12.9
Donta Hall (11.9 credits) – Olympiacos
Olympiacos will be without Nikola Milutinov next game, which should significantly increase Hall’s role. When Milutinov was previously absent, Hall performed very well. With Jones later joining, he slipped in the rotation — but now he has a chance to step up again.
PRICE: 4–9.9
Bruno Fernando (9.8 credits) – Partizan
Fernando has been in excellent form, playing great in 4 of his last 5 games ahead of the matchup with Fenerbahce. The return of Carlik Jones could also boost the number of passes Fernando receives in the paint — another reason to consider him.
Eugene Omoruyi (9.7 credits) – Baskonia
He played especially well in the Copa del Rey final with 23 points, helping Baskonia win their first trophy of the season. Riding that momentum, he now faces Valencia, a team that struggles defending opposing centers.
COACHES
Budget option
Jurica Golemac (5 credits) – Dubai
Golemac stands out as a very safe option since Dubai plays excellently at home and faces Asvel. For his price, he is arguably the best value pick.
Mid-range option
Sasa Obradovic (6.2 credits) – Crvena Zvezda
Although Anadolu Efes has recently regained winning momentum, Crvena Zvezda is very strong at home and should not have major problems. Obradovic looks like a solid choice.
Premium option
Sergio Scariolo (8.4 credits) – Real Madrid
Real Madrid has been dominant at home this season and is a heavy favorite against the weakened Bayern.
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